T. Shook

I purchased the buggy 3 years ago from a junk yard in S.C. Bought a 1968 beetle, stripped the body from the pan,cut the pan , you know, the hole 9 yards worth of work and modification it takes to recreate a buggy from its deep dark past. Had the paintwork done by a local paint shop ( Scott Chesnee) and the engine work perfomed by another local shop ( David Lackey). The motor is a 1600 DP, slightly modified with dual Kadron carbs, mild Cam, Hot ignition,etc. It turns a lot of heads every time I take it out, and it sounds like a Harley D with drag pipes. I gotta say, I really Love my buggy!!!